{ "translatorID": "eb7059a4-35ec-4961-a915-3cf58eb9784b", "label": "Endnote XML", "creator": "Sebastian Karcher", "target": "xml", "minVersion": "4.0", "maxVersion": "", "priority": 100, "configOptions": { "async": true, "getCollections": true }, "displayOptions": { "exportNotes": true, "exportFileData": false }, "inRepository": true, "translatorType": 3, "browserSupport": "gcv", "lastUpdated": "2018-06-12 09:00:41" } function detectImport() { var doc = Zotero.getXML().documentElement; if (!doc) { return false; } else if (ZU.xpathText(doc, '//record/ref-type')) { return true; } } //list of Endnote XML fields used for export (same for title, date, periodical, and author fields below) var fields = ["database", "source-app", "rec-number", "ref-type", "contributors", "auth-address", "auth-affiliaton", "titles", "periodical", "pages", "volume", "number", "issue", "secondary-volume", "secondary-issue", "num-vols", "edition", "section", "reprint-edition", "reprint-status", "keywords", "dates", "pub-location", "publisher", "orig-pub", "isbn", "accession-num", "call-num", "report-id", "coden", "electronic-resource-num", "abstract", "label", "image", "caption", "notes", "research-notes", "work-type", "reviewed-item", "availability", "remote-source", "meeting-place", "work-location", "work-extent", "pack-method", "size", "repro-ratio", "remote-database-name", "remote-database-provider", "language", "urls", "access-date", "modified-date", "custom1", "custom2", "custom3", "custom4", "custom5", "custom6", "custom7", "misc1", "misc2", "misc3" ]; var titleFields = ["title", "secondary-title", "tertiary-title", "alt-title", "short-title", "translated-title" ]; var dateFields = ["year", "pub-dates"]; var periodicalFields = ["full-title", "abbr-1", "abbr-2", "abbr-3"]; var authorFields = ["authors", "secondary-authors", "tertiary-authors", "subsidiary-authors", "translated-authors" ]; var attachmentFields = ["pdf-urls", "text-urls", "related-urls", "image-urls"]; var processItemType = { Artwork: "artwork", "Audiovisual Material": "videoRecording", Bill: "bill", "Book Section": "bookSection", Book: "book", "Case": "case", Catalog: "book", "Computer Program": "computerProgram", "Conference Proceedings": "conferencePaper", //still not clear on paper vs. proceedings "Web Page": "webpage", "Generic": "document", "Hearing": "hearing", "Journal Article": "journalArticle", "Magazine Article": "magazineArticle", Map: "map", "Film or Broadcast": "film", "Newspaper Article": "newspaperArticle", Pamphlet: "manuscript", Patent: "patent", "Personal Communication": "letter", Report: "report", "Edited Book": "book", Statute: "statute", Thesis: "thesis", "Unpublished Work": "manuscript", Manuscript: "manuscript", Figure: "artwork", //mapping "Chart or Table": "artwork", //mapping? "Equation": "artwork", //mapping? "Electronic Article": "journalArticle", "Electronic Book": "book", "Online Database": "webpage", "Government Document": "bill", "Conference Paper": "presentation", "Online Multimedia": "webpage", "Classical Work": "book", //mapping once we have something comparable in Zotero "Legal Rule or Regulation": "report", //or bill? statute? "Ancient Text": "book", //mapping Dictionary: "dictionaryEntry", Encyclopedia: "encyclopediaArticle", Grant: "report", "Aggregated Database": "webpage", //mapping? "Blog": "blogPost", "Serial": "book", //should map to periodical once we have that Standard: "report", //map to standard once we have that Dataset: "report", //map to dataset once we have that "Electronic Book Section": "bookSection", Music: "audioRecording" }; var processNumberType = { 2: "artwork", 3: "videoRecording", 4: "bill", 5: "bookSection", 6: "book", 7: "case", 8: "book", 9: "computerProgram", 10: "conferencePaper", 12: "webpage", 13: "document", 14: "hearing", 17: "journalArticle", 19: "magazineArticle", 20: "map", 21: "film", 23: "newspaperArticle", 24: "manuscript", 25: "patent", 26: "letter", 27: "report", 28: "book", 31: "statute", 32: "thesis", 34: "manuscript", 36: "manuscript", 37: "artwork", 38: "artwork", 39: "artwork", 43: "journalArticle", 44: "book", 45: "wepage", 46: "bill", 47: "conferencePaper", 48: "webpage", 49: "book", 50: "report", 51: "book", 52: "dictionaryEntry", 53: "encyclopediaArticle", 54: "report", 55: "webpage", 56: "blogPost", 57: "book", 58: "report", 59: "report", 60: "bookSection", 61: "audioRecording" }; var exportItemType = { artwork: "Artwork", audioRecording: "Music", bill: "Bill", blogPost: "Blog", book: "Book", bookSection: "Book Section", "case" :"Case", computerProgram: "Computer Program", conferencePaper: "Conference Proceedings", dictionaryEntry: "Dictionary", document: "Generic", mail: "Personal Communication", encyclopediaArticle: "Encyclopedia", film: "Film or Broadcast", forumPost: "Web Page", hearing: "Hearing", instantMessage: "Personal Communication", interview: "Personal Communication", journalArticle: "Journal Article", letter: "Personal Communication", magazineArticle: "Magazine Article", manuscript: "Manuscript", map: "Map", newspaperArticle: "Newspaper Article", patent: "Patent", podcast: "Film or Broadcast", presentation: "Conference Paper", radioBroadcast: "Film or Broadcast", report: "Report", statute: "Statute", thesis: "Thesis", tvBroadcast: "Film or Broadcast", videoRecording: "Audiovisual Material", webpage: "Web Page" }; var exportRefNumber = { artwork: "2", videoRecording: "3", bill: "4", blogPost: "56", book: "6", bookSection: "5", "case": "6", computerProgram: "9", presentation: "47", conferencePaper: "10", dictionaryEntry: "52", encyclopediaArticle: "53", film: "21", podcast: "21", radioBroadcast: "21", tvBroadcast: "21", document: "13", hearing: "14", journalArticle: "17", magazineArticle: "19", manuscript: "36", map: "20", audioRecording: "61", newspaperArticle: "23", patent: "25", email: "26", instantMessage: "26", interview: "26", letter: "26", report: "27", statute: "31", thesis: "32", forumPost: "12", webpage: "12" }; var fieldMap = { //same for all itemTypes abstract: "abstractNote", "call-num": "callNumber", "electronic-resource-num": "DOI", "remote-database-name": "libraryCatalog", "abbr-1": "journalAbbreviation", "short-title": "shortTitle", "full-title": "publicationTitle", language: "language", "access-date": "accessDate", //These two are in the RIS - not sure what they'd be in Endnote XML //DB:"archive", //AN:"archiveLocation", //type specific //tag => field:itemTypes //if itemType not explicitly given, __default field is used // unless itemType is excluded in __exclude "title": { "__default": "title", subject: ["email"], caseName: ["case"], nameOfAct: ["statute"] }, "secondary-title": { code: ["bill", "statute"], bookTitle: ["bookSection"], blogTitle: ["blogPost"], conferenceName: ["conferencePaper"], dictionaryTitle: ["dictionaryEntry"], encyclopediaTitle: ["encyclopediaArticle"], committee: ["hearing"], forumTitle: ["forumPost"], websiteTitle: ["webpage"], programTitle: ["radioBroadcast", "tvBroadcast"], meetingName: ["presentation"], seriesTitle: ["computerProgram", "map", "report"], series: ["book"], reporter: ["case"], publicationTitle: ["journalArticle", "magazineArticle", "newspaperArticle"] }, "tertiary-title": { legislativeBody: ["hearing", "bill"], series: ["bookSection", "conferencePaper"], seriesTitle: ["audioRecording"] }, //NOT HANDLED: reviewedAuthor, scriptwriter, contributor, guest "authors": { "__default": "author", "artist": ["artwork"], "cartographer": ["map"], "composer": ["audioRecording"], "director": ["film", "radioBroadcast", "tvBroadcast", "videoRecording"], "interviewee": ["interview"], "inventor": ["patent"], "podcaster": ["podcast"], "programmer": ["computerProgram"] }, "secondary-authors": { "sponsor": ["bill"], "performer": ["audioRecording"], "presenter": ["presentation"], "interviewer": ["interview"], "editor": ["journalArticle", "bookSection", "conferencePaper", "dictionaryEntry", "document", "encyclopediaArticle" ], "seriesEditor": ["book", "report"], "recipient": ["email", "instantMessage", "letter"], issuingAuthority: ["patent"] }, "tertiary-authors": { "cosponsor": ["bill"], "producer": ["film", "tvBroadcast", "videoRecording", "radioBroadcast"], "editor": ["book"], "seriesEditor": ["bookSection", "conferencePaper", "dictionaryEntry", "encyclopediaArticle", "map"] }, "subsidiary-authors": { "__default": "translator", "counsel": ["case"], "castMember": ["radioBroadcast", "tvBroadcast", "videoRecording"], "contributor": ["conferencePaper", "film"] //translator does not fit these }, "work-type": { "manuscriptType": ["manuscript"], "websiteType": ["webpage"], "genre": ["film"], "postType": ["forumPost"], "letterType": ["letter"], "mapType": ["map"], "presentationType": ["presentation"], "reportType": ["report"], "thesisType": ["thesis"] }, custom1: { filingDate: ["patent"], //not in spec scale: ["map"], place: ["conferencePaper"] }, custom2: { issueDate: ["patent"] //PMCID:["journalArticle"] //handled below since we don't actually have that variable (yet) }, custom3: { artworkSize: ["artwork"], proceedingsTitle: ["conferencePaper"], runningTime: ["videoRecording"], country: ["patent"] }, custom4: { //RIS has this, but I can't find any reason for that: "creators/wordsBy":["audioRecording"], "creators/attorneyAgent":["patent"], //we're not using this for export genre: ["film"] }, custom5: { references: ["patent"], audioRecordingFormat: ["audioRecording", "radioBroadcast"], videoRecordingFormat: ["film", "tvBroadcast", "videoRecording"] }, custom6: { legalStatus: ["patent"], }, "pub-location": { "__default": "place", "__exclude": ["conferencePaper"] //exported/imported as "custom1" }, "pub-dates": { //also see year when editing "__default": "date", dateEnacted: ["statute"], dateDecided: ["case"], issueDate: ["patent"] }, edition: { "__default": "edition", // "__ignore":["journalArticle"], //EPubDate. session: ["bill", "hearing", "statute"], version: ["computerProgram"] }, issue: { "__default": "issue", numberOfVolumes: ["bookSection"] }, misc1: { seriesNumber: ["book"], billNumber: ["bill"], system: ["computerProgram"], documentNumber: ["hearing"], applicationNumber: ["patent"], publicLawNumber: ["statute"], episodeNumber: ["podcast", "radioBroadcast", "tvBroadcast"] }, misc2: { manuscriptType: ["manuscript"], mapType: ["map"], reportType: ["report"], thesisType: ["thesis"], websiteType: ["blogPost", "webpage"], postType: ["forumPost"], letterType: ["letter"], interviewMedium: ["interview"], presentationType: ["presentation"], artworkMedium: ["artwork"], audioFileType: ["podcast"] }, "num-vols": { "__default": "numberOfVolumes", "__exclude": ["bookSection"] //uses "issue" instead }, "orig-pub": { history: ["hearing", "statute", "bill", "case"], priorityNumbers: ["patent"] }, publisher: { "__default": "publisher", label: ["audioRecording"], court: ["case"], distributor: ["film"], assignee: ["patent"], institution: ["report"], university: ["thesis"], company: ["computerProgram"], studio: ["videoRecording"], network: ["radioBroadcast", "tvBroadcast"] }, year: { //duplicate of pud-dates, but this will only output year "__default": "date", dateEnacted: ["statute"], dateDecided: ["case"], issueDate: ["patent"] }, section: { "__default": "section", //though this can refer to pages, start page, etc. for some types. Zotero does not support any of those combinations, however. 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It's returned as a Zotero field so it //can be explicitly excluded from the note attachment if (f == "__default") { //store default mapping in case we can't find anything explicit def = fieldMap[field][f]; continue; } if (f == "__exclude") { if (fieldMap[field][f].indexOf(type) != -1) { exclude = true; //don't break. Let explicit mapping override this } continue; } if (fieldMap[field][f].indexOf(type) != -1) { zfield = f; break; } } //assign default value if not excluded if (!zfield && def && !exclude) zfield = def; } else if (typeof (fieldMap[field]) == 'string') { zfield = fieldMap[field]; } cache[type][field] = zfield; return zfield; } function doImport() { if (typeof Promise == 'undefined') { startImport( function () {}, function (e) { throw e; } ); } else { return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) { startImport(resolve, reject); }); } } function startImport(resolve, reject) { try { var xml = Zotero.getXML(); var records = ZU.xpath(xml, "//record"); importNext(records, 0, resolve, reject); } catch (e) { reject(e); } } function importNext(records, index, resolve, reject) { try { //Z.debug(records.length) for (var i = index, n = records.length; i < n; i++) { Z.setProgress(i/n*100); var record = records[i]; newItem = new Zotero.Item(); //we prefer the name of the ref-type as it e.g. works with Mendeley and probably other Endnote 7 exports newItem.itemType = processItemType[ZU.xpathText(record, './/ref-type/@name')]; //fall back to ref-type number if (!newItem.itemType) newItem.itemType = processNumberType[ZU.xpathText(record, './/ref-type')]; //fall back to journal Article if all else fails if (!newItem.itemType) newItem.itemType = "journalArticle"; var notecache = []; //Z.debug(newItem.itemType) for (var j = 0; j < record.children.length; j++) { var node = record.children[j]; var field = node.nodeName; var zfield; if (zfield = getField(field, newItem.itemType)) { if (zfield.indexOf("creators") != -1) { var authortype = zfield.replace(/creators\//, ""); newItem.creators.push(ZU.cleanAuthor(node.textContent, authortype)) } else if (ZU.fieldIsValidForType(zfield, newItem.itemType)) { if (zfield == 'abstractNote') { // Preserve newlines newItem[zfield] = processField(node, true) .replace(/\r\n?/g, '\n'); } else { newItem[zfield] = processField(node); } } else { notecache.push(field + ": " + processField(node)); } } else if (field == "titles" || field == "periodical" || field == "alt-periodical") { for (var k = 0; k < node.children.length; k++) { var subnode = node.children[k]; var subfield = subnode.nodeName; if (zfield = getField(subfield, newItem.itemType)) { //Z.debug(zfield) if (ZU.fieldIsValidForType(zfield, newItem.itemType)) { newItem[zfield] = processField(subnode); } else { notecache.push(field + ": " + processField(subnode)); } } else { notecache.push(subfield + ": " + processField(subnode)); } } } else if (field == "contributors") { for (var k = 0; k < node.children.length; k++) { var subnode = node.children[k]; var subfield = subnode.nodeName; var authortype; if (authortype = getField(subfield, newItem.itemType)) { var creators = subnode.getElementsByTagName("author"); for (var l = 0; l < creators.length; l++) { if (authortype) { newItem.creators.push(ZU.cleanAuthor(creators[l].textContent, authortype, true)); } else { notecache.push(subfield + ": " + processField(subnode)); } } } else { notecache.push(subfield + ": " + processField(subnode)); } } } else if (field == "dates") { var date = node.getElementsByTagName("pub-dates"); var year = node.getElementsByTagName("year"); if (date.length > 0 && year.length > 0) { date = date[0].getElementsByTagName("date")[0].textContent.trim(); year = year[0].textContent.trim(); if (date.search(/\d{4}/) != -1) newItem.date = date; else newItem.date = date + " " + year; } else if (date.length > 0) { newItem.date = date[0].firstChild.textContent; } else if (year.length > 0) { newItem.date = year[0].textContent; } else if (node.textContent.trim().length > 0) { //there is only copyright note left; notecache.push("copyright-dates: " + node.textContent) } } else if (field == "notes" || field == "research-notes") { newItem.notes.push( '

' + processField(node, true, 'note') .split(/(?:\r\n|\r(?!\n)|\n){2,}/) // Double newlines (or more) are paragraphs .join('

') .replace(/[\r\n]+/g, '
') // Single newlines are just new lines + '

' ); } else if (field == "keywords") { for (var k = 0; k < node.children.length; k++) { var subnode = node.children[k]; newItem.tags.push(subnode.textContent.trim()) } } else if (field == "urls") { for (var k = 0; k < node.children.length; k++) { var subnode = node.children[k]; var attachmenttype = ""; switch (subnode.nodeName){ case "text-urls": case "related-urls": attachmenttype="text/html"; break; case "web-urls": attachmenttype="url"; break; case "pdf-urls": attachmenttype="application/pdf"; } for (var l = 0; l < subnode.children.length; l++) { if (subnode.children[l].nodeType == 3) continue; var filepath = subnode.children[l].textContent; if (!filepath) continue //support for EndNote's relative paths filepath = filepath.replace(/^internal-pdf:\/\//i, 'PDF/').trim(); var filename = filepath.replace(/.+\//, "").replace(/\.[^\.]+$/, ""); if (attachmenttype == "url") { newItem.url = subnode.textContent; } else { newItem.attachments.push({ title: filename, path: filepath, mimeType: attachmenttype }) } } } } else if (field.search(/custom[237]/) != -1 && (newItem.itemType == "book" || newItem.itemType == "bookSection" || newItem.itemType == "journalArticle")) { //it'd be nice if we could do PMIDs as well, but doesn't look like they're mapped and we can't test for them reliably if (node.textContent.search(/PMC\d+/i) != -1) { newItem.extra = "PMCID: " + node.textContent.match(/PMC\d+/i)[0]; } } else if (field == "database" || field == "source-app" || field == "rec-number" || field == "ref-type" || field == "foreign-keys"){ //skipping these fields } else { notecache.push(node.nodeName + ": " + processField(node)); } } if (notecache.length > 0){ newItem.notes.push({note: "The following values have no corresponding Zotero field:
" + notecache.join("
"), tags: ['_EndnoteXML import']}) } var maybePromise = newItem.complete(); if (maybePromise) { maybePromise.then(function () { importNext(records, i + 1, resolve, reject); }); return; } } } catch (e) { reject(e); } resolve(); } function doExport() { Zotero.setCharacterSet("utf-8"); var parser = new DOMParser(); var doc = parser.parseFromString('', 'application/xml'); var records = doc.createElement("records"); var item; while (item = Zotero.nextItem()) { // Don't export notes or standalone attachments if (item.itemType === "note" || item.itemType === "attachment") continue; var record = doc.createElement("record"); for (var f=0; f 0) { var contributors = doc.createElement("contributors"); for (var i = 0; i < authorFields.length; i++) { var custom4 =[]; var creatornode = doc.createElement(authorFields[i]); var type = getField(authorFields[i], item.itemType); for (var j = 0; j < item.creators.length; j++) { if (item.creators[j].creatorType == type) { var name = item.creators[j].lastName; if (item.creators[j].firstName) name += ", " + item.creators[j].firstName; mapProperty(creatornode, "author", name); } //deal with creators that are mapped to regular fields, currently only one else if (item.creators[j].creatorType=="attorneyAgent") { var name = item.creators[j].lastName; if (item.creators[j].firstName) name += ", " + item.creators[j].firstName; custom4.push(name); } } if (creatornode.hasChildNodes()) { contributors.appendChild(creatornode); } } if (custom4.length>0){ mapProperty(record, "custom4", custom4.join("; ")); } record.appendChild(contributors); } break; case 'dates': var dates = doc.createElement("dates"); var zfield = getField("pub-dates", item.itemType); if (item[zfield]) { var dateobject = ZU.strToDate(item[zfield]); if (dateobject.year) mapProperty(dates, "year", dateobject.year); var pubdates = doc.createElement("pub-dates"); dates.appendChild(pubdates); mapProperty(pubdates, "date", item[zfield]); } record.appendChild(dates); break; case 'periodical': var periodical = doc.createElement("periodical"); var zfield = getField("full-title", item.itemType); if (item[zfield]) { mapProperty(periodical, "full-title", item[zfield]); } var zfield = getField("abbr-1", item.itemType); if (item[zfield]) { mapProperty(periodical, "abbr-1", item[zfield]); } if (periodical.children.length > 0) record.appendChild(periodical); break; case 'keywords': if (item.tags.length > 0) { var keywords = doc.createElement("keywords"); for (var i = 0; i < item.tags.length; i++) { mapProperty(keywords, "keyword", item.tags[i].tag); } record.appendChild(keywords); } break; case 'research-notes': if (item.notes && item.notes.length && Zotero.getOption("exportNotes")) { mapProperty(record, "research-notes", item.notes.reduce(function(s, n) { return s + '

' + n.note + '

'; // EndNote only supports a single note field, so concatenate all notes into one }, '') ); } break; case 'urls': var urls = doc.createElement("urls"); if (item.url) { var weburls = doc.createElement("web-urls"); urls.appendChild(weburls); mapProperty(weburls, "url", item.url); } if (item.attachments.length) { var pdfurls = doc.createElement("pdf-urls"); var texturls = doc.createElement("text-urls"); var exportFileData = Zotero.getOption("exportFileData"); for (var i=0; i< item.attachments.length; i++) { var attachment = item.attachments[i]; var path; if ( exportFileData && attachment.saveFile) { path = attachment.defaultPath.replace(/^files\//, ''); attachment.saveFile('PDF/' + path, true); path = 'internal-pdf://' + path; } else { path = attachment.localPath || attachment.url; } if (!path) continue; if (attachment.mimeType == "application/pdf") { mapProperty(pdfurls, "url", path); } else { mapProperty(texturls, "url", path); } } if (pdfurls.children.length) urls.appendChild(pdfurls); if (texturls.children.length) urls.appendChild(texturls); } if (urls.children.length) record.appendChild(urls); break; default: var zfield = getField(fields[f], item.itemType); //Z.debug(fields[f] + ": " + zfield); if (item[zfield]) mapProperty(record, fields[f], item[zfield]); } } records.appendChild(record); } doc.documentElement.appendChild(records); Zotero.write('\n'); var serializer = new XMLSerializer(); Zotero.write(serializer.serializeToString(doc) .replace(/\r\n?|\n/g, ' ') // Follow EndNote convention for newlines (carriage return entity) ); } //******IMPORT Functions /** * Convert XML style elements to Zotero HTML mark-up * Works with nested style nodes or with multiple styling descriptors in a single face attribute * * @param {node} a DOM element * * @return {String} String with HTML mark-up */ var en2zMap = { italic: 'i', bold: 'b', superscript: 'sup', subscript: 'sub' }; var en2zNoteMap = Object.create(en2zMap); en2zNoteMap.underline = 'u'; function htmlify(nodes, field) { var htmlstr = "", formatting = [], map = field == 'note' ? en2zNoteMap : en2zMap; if (nodes.childNodes.length == 1 && nodes.childNodes[0].nodeType == 3) { //single text node return nodes.textContent; } for (var i=0; i'; //see what we're opening var opening = []; for (var j=0; j<') + '>'; htmlstr += node.textContent; } //close left-over tags var closing = []; for (var j=0; j'; return htmlstr; } /** * Convert Endnote XML style elements to text, if applicable including Zotero HTML mark-up * @param {node} a DOM element * * @return {String} The text content */ function processField(node, keepNewlines, field) { if (!node.textContent) { return ''; } else { var content = htmlify(node, field); //don't remove line breaks from abstracts if (keepNewlines) return content; else return ZU.trimInternal(content); } } //**********EXPORT Functions /** * If property is defined, this function adds an appropriate XML element as a child of * parentElement. 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